Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (NASDAQ: AMD) is a technology company, listed on the NASDAQ. Alpha Stocks Insight tracks AMD across all major catalysts: quarterly earnings reports, analyst upgrades and downgrades, mergers and acquisitions, regulatory decisions, and significant price moves driven by sector or macro developments. This page centralises 17 articles published since May 4, 2026, providing investors with timely, data-driven analysis of Advanced Micro Devices Inc.'s financial performance and competitive position. New coverage is added each trading day.
Price
$521.95
Today
-3.29%
Mkt Cap
$851.1B
P/E
169.9x
52W High
$584.73
52W Low
$149.22
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AMD's Versal Premium Gen 2 brings memory-in-package technology to high-bandwidth AI, networking, and aerospace workloads, extending beyond CPUs and GPUs.
A 30 MW deal with Rackspace puts AMD Instinct GPUs and EPYC CPUs into regulated enterprise data centers globally, expanding AMD's cloud deployment footprint.
Rackspace struck a chip supply agreement with AMD and is cutting 15% of its workforce to fund the data center buildout, sending RXT stock up 25% premarket.
AMD just acquired MEXT for AI-driven flash storage optimization, a deal targeting soaring memory costs that sent shares up 6.98% on Monday.
Citi upgraded AMD to Buy, pointing to the chipmaker's GPU potential in AI and data center markets as a key reason for growing confidence in the stock.
BofA projects a 5x CPU market expansion by 2030, naming AMD its top pick as EPYC and Instinct accelerators target a $170B server opportunity.
AMD Ventures helped fund TensorWave's $350M raise at a $1.55B valuation, backing an all-AMD AI cloud and mirroring Nvidia's neocloud investment strategy.
Cathie Wood's ARK Invest bought $96M of GOOGL while cutting its AMD position — here's what the portfolio shift means for AMD investors.
AMD's CFO says agentic AI is fueling strong CPU demand and reaffirms a $120B market opportunity — here's what it means for AMD investors.
AMD doubles down on AI with a $10B investment commitment. Here's what the move signals for the chipmaker's data center ambitions and production scale.
AMD announces $10 billion investment in Taiwan AI chip production capacity. Stock fell 2.70% on Thursday amid broader pre-market uncertainty.
Evercore ISI increases price target on Advanced Micro Devices as server CPU addressable market is seen reaching $125 billion by 2030.
Citi raises AMD price target to $460 citing AI demand boom. Stock traded at $397.08 on May 19, implying 16% upside from analyst's new forecast.
Former AMD sales leader John Byrne has joined Liqid's Board of Directors, bringing 30+ years of experience scaling partner organizations at Dell and AMD.
AMD stock jumped 4% after reporting Q1 EPS and revenue that topped expectations, fueled by strong AI infrastructure demand.
AMD shares fell $19.00 to $341.54 amid broad market moves, even as the chipmaker's AI cloud traction and 34% revenue growth keep analyst sentiment firmly bullish.
AMD gains modestly as AI chip demand remains robust, though geopolitical risk and elevated valuation merit caution.
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